The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-11-17
GDOysters and Soup, every
day, including Sundays At Johnny
kintcinI.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Qcy uuNo ifcbu VI StSis AIM "iSs
celery at Andy Holl. jrs. this week.
Go to WelIan DIS Jewslry Store
II you want anything il his line.
Gall and SEQ Andy Holl. the East
End Grocer, and zee what he has.
New Goods.
Rebt. Hambhn. the efficient
Steward of the Athens Asy ium. was
. Logon visitor on last MondaY.
FOR SALE-One two barrel
{11O gailons) oil tank with fixtures.
Good as now. Cheap at Andy Holi
jrs.
The East End Grocery is stock
I'd with fresh Groceries, Provisions.
and produce. Call and see Andy
Holl. jr.
DIFH-Near Norfolk, Va.
Nov. 4, 1887, of scarlet lever, Ed.
mund Wolf, sged two years and a
half. son of Homer w. and Cora
Stiers.
Mr.. Samuel II. Flemm ana his
plug hat, just out of the Lancaster
post Office, took in the Boren-An-
brose wedding Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Jacob Boust. the genial ba
ker at Fraseh Bros place. With the
assistance of Ed Weis and others.
had . coon roast on last Tuesday
night. They had good time.
Mr.. W. C. Gear. sof Upper San
4;usky. and County Surveyor
of Wyandot county, spent
last 5uud.p in Logan, the guest Of
his bspther Mich.
The relatives IN Hooking and the
many friends Of the Kaseys, will
be ,nterestedin reading the notice
OF tho family reunion In seneca.
published on the FIRST page of this
issue.
A fire last Sunday morning broke
out on the roof of the old church
building On Front street, caused by
= spark ignitinx on defective
roof. The fire wes put out before
ths engine arrived.
Charley Bowen, of Columbus. has
been in the city several days. enjoy
ing hunting excursions down the
Valley. lie returned home on
Tuesday night, loaded down With
gams.
Angel Dee F,issner. tie maneg
ing man OF the Lancaster Repnb!i-
csn, spent Sund-g of last week in
our city. meeting q hearty welcome
from his many admilrng lady
friends.
Mrs. Isaac Matthias and her moth
or, Mrs. Harsh, after a FIVE weeks
visit among friends in Indiana, re,
turned home Wednesday of last
week. Jake is happy and whistles
now as he hnsks his corn.
Mrs. Buerhaus gave pleasant
party to her nsighbors and friends
On last Saturday evening. Col
Carl Was the handy man. and aided
his accomplished lady in making the
evening agreeable to the guests.
We present elsewhere a tabulat
sd exhibit Of the vote in Hooking
county. The table will make a good
study for the politician. Where
did we lose? Where did We gain
The why's and whsrefores.
We publish on our first rage the
report Of the Examining Committee,
appointed by the Court to visit the
corrective institutions ofour county.
/: is q matter of pride to US to
learn that our institutions are in
oemmondab!c condition.
The Crescent Club of Logan will
give an opening masquerade bali
at their rooms IN the Mccarthy
building on the evening of the 23rd.
The club is composed of the prom
inent and reputable young gentle
men of our city. and the ball will
be the leading social event of the
o ason,
Al Brooke tells US that il cost the
Democratic party three hundred
thousand dollars to organize. equip
and run the Prohibition party. He
further says that the Republican
Prohibitionis:s voted the Republi-
can ii ieket, and the Dcmocrstic Pro-
hibitionists are left standing out in
tho cold holding the bag and watt
ing f1r The snipes to come in. Al
Brooke is o Chinese philosopher.
MARRIED-By Rev. J. F. Will
Jams atsRobt. Vanatta's residence,
Logan, O.. Oct. 81, Mr.. Daniel
Nixon and Mrs. Sarah Fox, oil of
this county.
We have had In the past some
slight differences with Uncle Dan,
but in the last proceeding he wins
our hearty approval, and has our
best wishes for long and happy
.1ifo.
Mr.. Noel Hamblip has gone into
partnership with Mr.. StIers liz the
pork-packIng business. Mr.. Hamb.
lin is ono of onr hest known aud
most reliable citizens. and will. by
his high character and ample means